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Insect traps going up across Kentucky

Emerald ash borer traps are purple prisms

Friday, April 15, 2011 at 3:07 pm

As tourists and Kentucky residents travel across the state this spring and summer, they may see unfamiliar objects in the trees. These are not debris but rather traps for two potentially devastating tree insect pests—the emerald ash borer and the gypsy moth.

“These traps do not contain anything toxic and are not going to cause infestations to develop," Townsend said. "They are designed to find insects that are already there."

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